 | Weasel 2008-10-07 14:31 |
| | Why don't they prosecute the 8 pharmaceutical companies as well?? It was not entirely Zheng's fault! They did not put a gun to his head and force him to accept the money!
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| no to china 2007-07-12 00:03 |
| | THAT'S IT NO MORE CHINESE PRODUCTS FOR ME. CAN'T TRUST THE STUFF OR PEOPLE IT SEEMS
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| Pinga Boy 2007-06-05 04:42 |
| | His new title will be serving as Worm Food, once he is executed. They should televise it.
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| yeah 2007-06-04 20:30 |
| | this is so sad that this kind of things are happening in our world ....and human beings are killing each other....i just wanna know if he's feeling guilty of wat he has done or not?
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| alex 2007-05-31 14:10 |
| | oops forgot, and delivery of the sentence is broadcast on TV and the web.
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| alex 2007-05-31 14:07 |
| | The death penalty is not effective. A better way is to have the convict strapped down and a smelly sumo wrestler liberally defecates on the convict's face which has the mouth and eyes held open in clockwork orange fashion.
I HEREBY GUARANTEE THAT ALL HIGH LEVEL FRAUD IN CHINA WILL CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
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| dancing_queen 2007-05-31 02:09 |
| | he deserve it!
What about the money he has been briding?
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| Ah Q 2007-05-31 01:03 |
| | During the bad old days of dynaties gone by, those who wrote the Imperial Examinations were only seeking fame and fortune and nothing else! To become rich and prestigious, one has to enter the bureaucracy through the highly corrupted examinations. This is where the tradition lies. To be in government, one is naturally expected to exercise corruption. Bribery was a matter of course. Without it, one can go anywhere! Isn't this true? I guess someone had neglected to revolutionize China's bureaucracy. Marx forgot to talk about corruption fron high! He should have emphasize more public input, and less party interferences. How about an independent judiciary free from party bigwigs? That might help!
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| Martin Atkins 2007-05-30 22:57 |
| | More recently, well after he left office, Chinese products have proven deadly abroad. In Panama, more than 100 people are said to have died after taking Chinese medicines laced with a toxin. And in America, hundreds, perhaps thousands, of pets died recently after eating foods containing a contaminated Chinese protein. China is rightly fearful that its spectacular economic growth could falter if the phrase "Made in China" becomes linked with shoddy, dangerous products.
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| Martin Atkins 2007-05-30 22:40 |
| | Amnesty International counted at least 1,770 executions (in China) in 2006 and the real amount could be as high as 8,000.
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